Jay Govindji
Insytum
Insytum is a dual-niche podcast exploring the mysteries that captivate us (Mysteria) and the ideas and innovations that shape our world (Ratio). Hosted by Jay Govindji, Insytum features reputable guests from across the scientific landscape, guiding listeners through topics ranging from dark matter to the Mandela Effect and beyond. Previously known as The Science Behind Mysteries and The Big Bang of Ideas podcasts.
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Jay Govindji
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Latest episode
Aug 26, 2025
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Episodes
Mysteria 02 — Sliding Rocks on Racetrack Playa: The Geophysical Effects of Nature w/ Dr. Richard Norris 27.01.2025 25:10
Dr. Richard Norris is a Distinguished Professor of Paleobiology at Scripps Institution of Oceanography. He also serves as the Curator of the SIO Geological Collections and Academic Director of the UCSD Natural Reserve System.
Ratio 02 — The Wonders of Outer Space: Aliens, Intelligent Beings, and the Quest for Discovery w/ Dr. Avi Loeb 27.01.2025 40:40
Dr. Avi Loeb is a Professor of Science at Harvard University. He serves as the founding director of the Galileo Project and is a former Chair of Harvard’s Department of Astronomy.
Mysteria 01 — The Cuban Sonic Weapon: A Case of Mass Psychogenic Illness w/ Dr. Robert Bartholomew 13.01.2025 19:58
Dr. Robert Bartholomew is an Honorary Senior Lecturer in the Department of Psychological Medicine at the University of Auckland, New Zealand. He is also a medical sociologist, journalist, and author.
Ratio 01 — The Story of Superglue: The Sticky Accident That Changed the World 13.01.2025 5:55
This episode is presented without a featured academic guest and does not center on an individual holding a formal academic or institutional research position.
Mysteria & Ratio — Introductions 30.12.2024 0:27
Introductions to Insytum.
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